Which behavior might a depressed individual display that shows agitation?
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The question is asking for an indication of agitation behavior that a depressed individual might display, with multiple-choice options provided. The options present different behaviors, and we need to identify which one aligns with agitation in a depressed person.
Answer
Excessive talking, restlessness, impulsive behavior, irritability.
A depressed individual displaying agitation might show behaviors such as excessive talking or movement, restlessness, irritability, impulsive behavior, and inability to sit still.
Answer for screen readers
A depressed individual displaying agitation might show behaviors such as excessive talking or movement, restlessness, irritability, impulsive behavior, and inability to sit still.
More Information
Agitation in depression, also known as 'agitated depression,' can manifest as restlessness and increased physical activity, differing from the more common symptoms of sluggishness or lack of energy associated with depression.
Tips
People might not recognize agitation as a symptom of depression and could mistakenly attribute these behaviors to other causes.
Sources
- Agitated depression: Symptoms, causes, and treatment - medicalnewstoday.com
- What Is Agitated Depression and How Is It Treated? - Healthline - healthline.com
- Understanding Agitation - Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance - dbsalliance.org
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